Page Summary
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RBM client libraries simplify the creation of RBM agents using Node.js, C#, Python, or Java.
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The libraries are open source and available in internet repositories for easy use.
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Before getting started, you need to register an agent and install the required software for your chosen language.
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Setup involves downloading and extracting a sample agent and configuring your RBM credentials.
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Further learning resources include RBM agent best practices and samples.
The RBM client libraries simplify the creation of RBM agents using Node.js, C#, Python, or Java. The libraries are published in our open source project and released to internet repositories for easy use in your code.
Node.js
Add the following dependency to your package.json
file:
"dependencies"
:
{
"@google/rcsbusinessmessaging"
:
"^1.0.7"
}
Check the npm repository for the latest version.
Import where required in your code:
const rbmApiHelper = require('@google/rcsbusinessmessaging');
Java
Add the following dependency to your pom.xml
file:
< dependency
>
< groupId>com
.
google
.
rbm
< /
groupId
>
< artifactId>rbm
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api
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helper
< /
artifactId
>
< version>1
.0.0
< /
version
>
< /
dependency
>
Check the Maven repository for the latest version.
Import where required in your code:
import com.google.rbm.RbmApiHelper;
Prerequisites
Before you get started, you need to do the following things:
- Register an agent.
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Download and install required software:
Setup
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Download the First Agent Sample.
Note: Sign in with your RBM Google Account to access download links. -
Extract the file on your local machine.
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Follow the instructions in the README to configure your RBM credentials.
Learn more
Take a look at the RBM agent best practices and samples to get to know the platform and what it can do.
